Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-16

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moncrlef have returned from Georgia, !, where they have been for some weeks, visiting relatives and old friends.
 Messrs. J. G. Wreyford, of Del ta, and Nathan w. Luck, of Bod cav, were pleasant callers yester- day. Both are fine farmers and good citizens.
 When you want a first class bar rel of flour, call on Albert Milner, at M. C. Cassidy's, and he will guarantee to please you, both in price and quality.
 Johnson x Generelly have one. hundred pleces, of pure all wool filling jeans, to sell, at lower prices than has been heard of since the war, 27c. per yard,
 l invite all friends and custom. CTS to come and see me. New goods and plenty of them-prices no object.
 ALBERT MILNER.
 The minutes of the Union Bap- tist Association are ready for de- livery to tlie Clerk, Rev. k. H. Mitchell. According to promise, We finished them by the 10th.
 The following visiting attorneys are here at court: Geo. H. Saun- ders and 5. $. Johnson. of Little Rock; E. F. Fridell, of Texarkana; k. E. Williams and J. D. Conway. of Washington.
 Sash and doors at Foster X Lo- gan Hdw. Co.'S. furniture store.
 sam Scott Is now selling ont his doors and sash at cost.
 Furniture, Furniture. A bran new stock at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'S.
 The fourth quarterly conference of this station, NJ. E. church, South, will be held next Monday. Presiding Elder Riggin will fill the pulpit at the church Sunday morn ing at II o'clock.
 Two railroad cases to be tried this week, and passenger conduc- tors, T. J. Stinson and I. H. Will der, and their engineers, Chas. Seymore and Robert Michael, are in attendance upon court. They are lively, genial fellows.
 Hol Every one that wants to buy clothing, come and buy from Johnson X Generelly, Big stock on hand; closing out mems all wool caSsemere coats. S2 50; mems all wool cassemere pants, Sl.2J: mems, suits, Sl.1J; boys suits S2.2J.
 Go to Foster X Logan Hdw Co. for your cook stoves. They have the largest and most complete line ever brought to Prescott.
 Dr, R. l.. Hinton visited his daughter, Mrs. A. E. Bragg, of Lit. tie Rock last week, and took in the Exposition. Also stopped off at Arkalelphia to see another Mrs. Hettie Brown.
 We understand that negro was killed on Mir Jack Munn's place near Clayton last week. We coHld get no facts in the case, save it was done by some un- known party at night,
 We invite your special atten- ton to our mammoth stock eff mems and boys Hats, and caps, all new from the eastern factories. If you need hat or cap, step in- to Johnson X Generelly's store and you shall have one.
 The Grand jury adjourned Sat urday at noon, after finding 23 true bills. Elsewhere we publish their report, which is short and devoid of special interest. Glad to learn from it, the roads are in Sach good condition.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co. are not selling sash and doors at cost, but will sell them as cheap as anybody else.
 Every year adds 10 the number of farmers getting out of debt. and in position to. pay cash toI goods bought. m this section. And we are glad to know this is true. We are not ready for the Dispatch's yet.
 w are requested to announce that the funeral sermon of Mrs. l. J. A. Ursery, of Bonghton, will be preached at Piney Grove church, the first Sunday in December, by Rev. J. E. Lordermilk. e' v
 A car load of sash of all styles n q prices, cheaper than ever be- ore known, at Furniture Store of Foster X Logan Hdw Go.